Nasubi Gallery: The Smallest Gallery in the World 1993-1995

Nasubi Gallery is a mobile gallery established in front of a long-established gallery Nabis Gallery in Ginza, Tokyo in 1993. Being a project by artist Tsuyoshi Ozawa, Nasubi Gallery, which was no more than a box the size of a milk box, continued to exhibit artworks by mostly young artists. This booklet documents the activities of Nasubi Gallery from 1993 to 1995 with colour plates of installation views, the artists' statements, the artists' biography, and selected bibliography. Text by Noi Sawaragi and Hideki Nakazawa.

Access level

Onsite

artist

Makoto AIDA, 会田誠,

ALOALO FUSAI,

CHELIN, 謝琳,

Complesso Plastico, コンプレッソ・プラスティコ,

Miran FUKUDA, 福田美蘭,

Fumie FUNAKUBO, 舟久保文恵,

Kazuhiko HACHIYA, 八谷和彥,

Satoshi HIROSE, 廣瀬智央,

KiKi & LaLa,

Parco KINOSHITA,

Hiroyuki MATSUKAGE, 松蔭浩之,

Haruyuki MATSUO, 松尾ハルユキ,

Tatsuo MIYAJIMA, 宮島達男,

Takashi MURAKAMI, 村上隆,

Masato NAKAMURA, 中村政人,

Takashi NEMOTO, 根本敬,

Hiroshi NOMURA, 野村浩,

Oscar Satio OIWA, 大岩オスカール,

Muneteru UJINO, 宇治野宗輝,

Katsuji YOSHIDA, 吉田かつじ

publisher

Nasubi Gallery (Tokyo, Japan)

editor

Tsuyoshi OZAWA, 小沢剛,

Fumi TOYODA, 豊田步実

Location code

REFS.NAG4

Language

English,

Japanese

Keyword

independent art space, performance art, site-specific art, art history, Japan

Publication/Creation date

1996

No of pages

ISBN / ISSN

Nil

No of copies

Content type

anthology

Chapter headings

忘却する前に！ - Hideki NAKAZAWA, 中ザワヒデキ

さまよえる画廊 - Noi SAWARAGI, 椹木野衣

Nasubi Gallery: The Smallest Gallery in the World 1993-1995

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